Graduating? Moving? Here's Decision Help
A Tale of Two Cities
It's no surprise that not all cities and their living costs are equal. It then follows that salary offers and their buying power vary greatly by city.
Sadly few of us moving to a new city stop and think about the wide swings in standards of living we might encounter.
New graduates contemplating two different cities in which to live don't consider this phenomenon either.
Do you want to avoid mistakes, create a leg up on negotiation tactics? Then this article is tailor-made for you or your upcoming graduate.
Do you want to know what the cost of living is in any particular city? Then this article is also for you.
"My child was so excited to be...
Still waiting on "that" college to accept your teen? Here's a Plan B to deploy
Consider a Plan B Idea
Each school and situation is different, of course. Consider these ideas.
Point A: It Isn't Over.
If your teen is still waiting to hear, then the positive is that they are still waiting to hear. It isn't a NO, it's a not yet. That's the good news. Every school operates differently, and uses different parameters on how many offers to extend. Just remember, your teen is in the "not yet" category until you hear differently.
Point B: Send another Recommendation...
